The funny thing about life is that from the outside it could look like you have it all going on, while on the inside you've lost your true north. That describes my next guest. Jessica "GourJess" Gabriel is in the studio. She's an author, speaker, and the founder of Divine Women Institute.

I am so excited about my next guest because she is a true broadcasting pro. She's been hosting her own show for six years now. She's here from Florida, and she's going to share her journey. Please welcome Dalila Ramos, the host of Taco Tuesday's Talks with Dalila.

The media is fascinated with Gen Z. It's like a unicorn. There's never been a generation like this before. My father grew up during the Great Depression. I'm softer than my father, and I'm a baby boomer. I think every generation gets a little bit softer, and the challenge is that the manager or leader of an organization is not going to be able to change other people. They have to change themselves. That's why I brought Dana Williams into the studio. She's a leadership strategist, keynote speaker, and the creator of The Authentic Imprint™.

I'm a big Cumulus fan. I wake up listening to KLIF, and then I turn over to WBAP and hear my next guest's name every 15 minutes. Dan Harker is a prominent name in the Cumulus universe because of his philanthropy, which we're going to talk about in a second. Dan Harker is from the EmpowerHome Team.

I was a TV news reporter for 25 years, so I told stories through the traditional media. Now I'm telling people stories through public relations and podcasting, and I've always been fascinated with the masters of storytelling.  Jae Oates joins us in the studio. He's the chief creative for H+O Brands.

If you've watched this show, you know I like to interview unicorns - people who are doing something amazing and unique in their industry. That perfectly describes my next guest. Dr. Anna Cabeca is in the studio. She's a triple board-certified OB-GYN. She's also known as The Girlfriend Doctor.

One of my favorite people on the planet is my next guest, Jeremy Rosenthal. He is just an incredible legal mind and has become a dear friend. He is the founding partner of Texas Defense Firm. 

I love Dallas-Fort Worth. It's the home of so many consulting firms that there's one on every street corner. However, there are people who like book smart, and there are people who are street smart. The latter describes my next guest perfectly. Brian Parsons is the chief revenue officer with Mejeticks. It's one of the leading technology consulting firms in the state of Texas.

They say there are three types of people on this planet: the people who make it happen, the people who watch it happen, and the people who say, "What just happened?" We've all had great ideas, and then somebody else takes them to market. Whitney Rowell is in the studio. She's the founder and CEO of Miracle Mama.

If you watch the news, I think we focus too much on what's happening in America. We never focus on what's happening on the rest of the planet, and that's why I invited my next guest on the show: Kevin Briggs. He's the co-founder and CEO of Texas de Peru.